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First i´m going to talk about the a little bigraphy of Santa Cecilia, like what was her life or when she dies, or when she born:

Virgin, saint and Roman martyr, patron saint of musicians. Despite being one of the most popular saints of all time, very little is known about her. It is believed that she was born in Rome, into an illustrious family, and that she was married against her will to a young pagan named Valerio.

Date of birth: 200 AD. C.

Full Name: Saint Cecilia of Rome

Place of birth: Rome, Italy

November 22, 230 A.D.C.

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Santa Cecilia also has pictures like these:

Santa Cecilia also has pictures like these:

·Delaroche, Paul: Santa Cecilia y los ángeles, (1836).

• Siddal, Elizabeth: Saint Cecilia, (1855), también en el Albert and Victoria Museum de Londres.

Raffaello: Éxtasis de santa Cecilia entre san Pablo, Juan Evangelista, Agustín y María Magdalena, (1518).

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Raffaello: Éxtasis de santa Cecilia entre san Pablo, Juan Evangelista, Agustín y María Magdalena, (1518).

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Raffaello: Éxtasis de santa Cecilia entre san Pablo, Juan Evangelista, Agustín y María Magdalena, (1518).

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·Himno a santa Cecilia, de Benjamin Britten, inspirado en texto de Wystan Hugh Auden.

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·Himno a santa Cecilia, de Benjamin Britten, inspirado en texto de Wystan Hugh Auden.

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·Delaroche, Paul: Santa Cecilia y los ángeles, (1836

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·Ode for St Cecilia´s Day, de Georg Friedrich Händel, HWV 76.

·Himno a santa Cecilia, de Benjamin Britten, inspirado en texto de Wystan Hugh Auden.

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·Ode for St Cecilia´s Day, de Georg Friedrich Händel, HWV 76.

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·Ode for St Cecilia´s Day, de Georg Friedrich Händel, HWV 76.

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• Siddal, Elizabeth: Saint Cecilia, (1855), también en el Albert and Victoria Museum de Londres.

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• Siddal, Elizabeth: Saint Cecilia, (1855), también en el Albert and Victoria Museum de Londres.

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¿WHY IS SAINT CECILIA PATRONESS OF MUSICIANS?

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¿WHY IS SAINT CECILIA PATRONESS OF MUSICIANS?

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It is said that on the day of her marriage, while the musicians were playing, she was singing to God in her heart. It is important to remember that she did not want to get married.

Pope Gregory XIII named her patron saint of musicians because she had shown an irresistible attraction to the melodious chords of instruments. His sensitive and passionate spirit for this art thus made his name a symbol of music.